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Category Archives: African House Snake
More African House snakes are hatching tonight.
Posted in African House Snake
Tagged African House snakes, Peter Jolles, www.peterjolles.com
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All of the African House snakes are out.
These snakes rank with Corn snakes in ease of care. I really like them. Here is a pic from this morning.
Baby African House snakes are leaving the eggs
One albino and 4 normals. One of the normal babies has a misshapen tail and I think I will euthanize it. Below is the albino baby when I got home from work. It must have just emerged from its egg … Continue reading
African House snakes are pipping
My first clutch of African House snakes are hatching. Happy day! I bought the adults when they were little hatchlings in the spring of 2013 and they were sold as heterozygous for amelanism (albino). Very pleased that the first little … Continue reading
Blog Radio Interview
More of a two hour discussion about all kinds of different stuff. Was a lot of fun. LINK
Posted in African House Snake, Carpet Pythons, Corn Snakes, Eastern Kingsnakes, Field Herping, Geckos, Green Tree Pythons, Husbandry, Morelia carinata, NC Sandhills, Other stuff, Rat Snakes, Scarlet Kingsnakes, Standings Day Geckos, Tokay Gecko
Tagged Breeding Green Tree Pythons, Bushmaster Reptiles, Chondro, Chondropython, Chondropython viridis, Field Herping, Gecko, Morelia spilota cheynei, Morelia viridis, Peter Jolles, Rough-scaled Python, Tokay, www.peterjolles.com
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African house snake eating a pink mouse this weekend.
Great snakes that can be bought for very little. I have seen them for $14 each. They should be more popular. Highly recommended as a first pet snake. A colubrid from Africa that is non-venomous, constricts, and has elliptical pupils… … Continue reading